Probably 
I see a lot of team each time I’m in the US.
This piece of junk was the highlight of Israeli automotive industry:
You can imagine why we like foreign cars
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Its’ rarity here would make it sorta collectible. I bet a decent driver would fetch $3k.
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It’s equivalent of the east german Trabant. Cardboard/resin body. In eastern europe pigs used to eat the trabant, and here camels would eat the Sussita
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How about another HEMI… Definitely just about the best looking thing Plymouth ever rolled off the line. 73 Hemi Cuda.
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Oh I love that one
And this one as well:
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67 Pontiac GTO (or LeMans)?
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67 GTO. You definitely know your classic cars
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American ones, anyway. I grew up with these babies still on the road. They were not new, but had not yet aged out. I had some, back when you could get a rustbucket version for a few hundred dollars.
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There are no classic cars beside American and British ones. Germans made crap in the 50’s and 60’s, and Japanese were even worse
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Close. It’s a 68’
But lemme drag out a photo of me with an absolute classic that is owned by my family and I drove two years ago
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That is me, and the car is of course a 1969 Charger
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No fair. I was about to guess.
That specific charger was purchased in 1969 by my wifes uncles father in Pittsburgh, PA. It’s been in the family ever since. 100% original. Paint was re-done a few times. Only 55k miles on the meter.Today its owned by my wifes cousin and it relocated to Montreal Canada
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Is it weird that I love the giant radiator it took to keep that power plant cool? 
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And this is the small block. Imagine the radiator on the big block version
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No love for the Night Runner? How about if I guilt you into it… 'Tis mine…
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